Savita Oil Technologies Limited

Renewable Energy division was set up in 1999, as Savita realized the need to invest in clean energy sources. Renewable Energy sources are secure, inexhaustible and sustainable forms of energy that are carbon free and thus environmentally friendly. Savita set up its first wind farm at Vankusawade, Satara, which consisted of three 350 KW windmills. Today the Company has a total installed wind energy generation capacity of over 54.15 MW at 18 sites located in the states of Maharashtra, Tamil Nadu and Karnataka. The Company is the only Carbon-Positive Petroleum Specialty Company in Asia.Savita has registered 22.70 MW Wind Power Projects with The United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC) under Clean Development Mechanism, which entitles the Company to get carbon credit revenues for a period of 10 years. Savita has also registered 32.65 MW Wind Power Projects with NYSE APX VCS Registry under Verified Carbon Standard (VCS) which is a greenhouse gas accounting program to verify and issue carbon credits in voluntary markets. Savita has registered 8 MW Wind Power projects under Renewable Energy Certificate scheme initiated by the Government of India from 18th November 2010 as follows:3 MW Wind Power Project at Satara, Maharashtra2.5 MW Wind Power Project at Coimbatore, Tamil Nadu2.5 MW Wind Power Project at Tirupur, Tamil NaduSavita’s Carbon Positive StatusSavita is proud to be the only Carbon-Positive Petroleum Specialty Company in Asia. With a total installed capacity of over 54.15 MW, Savita generates about 110 Million units of windpower annually. The Baseline Emission Factor for CO2 in the states of Maharashtra, Karnataka and Tamil Nadu is generally between 0.86 and 0.92. This varies from state to state based on thermal power installation in the states. By considering the lowest Baseline Emission Factor of 0.86 and an average Plant Load Factor of 22% (average PLF of all Savita’s Wind Mills), Savita’s Wind Power Plants displace approximately 80,000 tonnes of CO2 per annum against about 3000 tonnes of CO2 emitted through its other activities annually.

lubricant is a substance introduced to reduce friction between moving surfaces. It may also have the function of transporting foreign particles. The property of reducing friction is known as lubricity. Typically lubricants contain 90% base oil (most often petroleum fractions, called mineral oils) and less than 10% additives. Types of lubricants Automotive applications dominate, but other industrial, marine, and metal working applications are also big consumers of lubricants. Although air and other gas-based lubricants are known, e.g., in fluid bearings, liquid and solid lubricants dominate the market, especially the former. Lubricants are generally composed of a majority of base oil plus a variety of additives to impart desirable characteristics. Although generally lubricants are based on one type of base oil, mixtures of the base oils also are used to meet performance requirements. The lubricant base oil is generally classified into three categories depending on the prevailing compositions: Paraffinic Naphthenic Aromatic Application by fluid types Automotive - Engine oils {Petrol (Gasoline) engine oils and Diesel engine oils}, Automatic transmission fluid, Gearbox fluids, Brake fluids and Hydraulic fluids Tractor (one lubricant for all systems) - Universal Tractor Transmission Oil – UTTO and Super Tractor Oil Universal –STOU – includes engine Other motors - 2-stroke engine oils Industrial - Hydraulic oils, Air Compressor oils, Gas Compressor oils, Gear oils, Bearing and Circulating System oils, Refrigerator Compressor oils and Steam and Gas Turbine oils Aviation - Gas Turbine engine oils and Piston engine oils Marine - Crosshead Cylinder oils, Crosshead Crankcase oils, Trunk Piston engine oils and Stern Tube lubricants The Company had launched automotive and industrial lubricating oils in the year 1994 in joint collaboration with a Japanese renowned group and launched its own brand of lubricating oils – Savsol – in the year 2007. The Company has over the years established excellent vendor relations with most of the Original Equipments Manufacturers like Hero Motocorp, Honda Motorcycles, Suzuki Motorcycles, Yamaha Motorcycles, Toyota Kirloskar Motor, Honda Siel Cars, Maruti Suzuki, Telco, Mahindra & Mahindra, Kobelco, Mahindra Swaraj and many more.

Savita has developed a business association with Evans Cooling Systems, Inc. USA, and is offering a complete range of unique patented engine cooling products under the brand name "Evans Waterless Coolants". Opportunities exist for all applications: passenger cars, buses & trucks, construction, agriculture, stationary power generator engines, motorcycles, defense equipment, ships and aircrafts. Original equipment manufacturers can take advantage of Evans patented waterless cooling technology when offering advanced engine technologies. Evans waterless cooling technology brings many benefits unachievable with traditional water-based coolants, and can be used for any liquid cooled engine application on earth, sky and sea.